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Persistent knee pain
Persistent knee pain, these days. Unable to perform certain exercise like squats. Had an accident in which I fell off scooty, 2.5 years ago. No fracture occurred then.
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May be due to less calcium in patella or due to soft tissue injury at knee.
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Get done mri knee
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Stop exerting your knee
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Best way to know about your problem is to examine your knee clinically and X-ray if required. Meanwhile please discontinue squatting and cross leg sitting. You can do static quadriceps exercise. Occasional pain meds can be taken. Ensure diets rich in calcium
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Please visit hospital for clinical examination
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Dr. Pardeep Bageja
Orthopedist
30 yrs exp
Delhi
Kindly get MRI SCAN AND CBC ESR CRP AND SHOW TO ORTHO SURGEON
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Dr. Bharani Kumar Dayanandam
Orthopedist
31 yrs exp
Chennai
If your knee pain is persistent and worsens on squats- could be due to a meniscal injury
Get examined by an orthopaedic doctor
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May need a MRI scan of the knee
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